Just wrapped up an incredible experience at the CANSSI-NISS workshop and #JSM2023! Taught a short course, had inspiring discussions with collaborators, connected with enthusiastic students, and caught up with old friends. Now looking forward to #JSM2024 in Portland! 🌟📚

Excited to embark on a new journey as I head to UW Madison for a 2-day training in Facilitating Entering Mentoring, CIMER. 🌟📚 Looking forward to learning and growing in this role! #FacilitationTraining #MentoringMatters

🎓 Exciting! Completed an intense two-day experience at UW Madison. Thrilled to share that we're now trained NCSU facilitators for Entering Mentoring! 🌟📚 The final stretch to certification? Running our very own workshop. #ProfessionalDevelopment #NCSUFacilitators #NextChapter

Duke University, North Carolina State University Researchers Receive $2.6 million FDA Grant for Clinical Trials Enhancement biostat.duke.edu/news/duke-univ… Way to go!

Hey @ASABiopRISW! We just wrapped up an awesome short course, collaborating with 5 instructors from FDA, industry, and academia. The topic for data integration of Royal Collection Trust and Responsive Design really sparked the interest of nearly 200 participants! 🔥 #BiopRISW #KnowledgeExchange

🎉 Made it to LA from the East Coast for my first AHEW experience (healtheconometrics.org)!✈️ Literarily spent a whole day in the air but worth it for the incredible topics. A unique format of AHEW where discussants take center stage, and so much to learn! #LearningOnTheGo

Excited to share our work on the analysis of randomized trials with irregular and informative assessment times. Joint work with Bonnie Smith, Yujing Gao, Shu Yang, Ravi Varadhan and Andrea Apter. arxiv.org/abs/2204.11979

Our paper brilliantly led by David Gill out now in PNASNews. In this paper (using an amazing dataset) we look at strick MPAs vs. multi-use MPAs. We show that strict protection on average had higher impacts but multi-use also has an importatn role pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Congratulations to NCSU Statistics Dept’s own Shu Yang for being among the 2024 cohort of COPSS Emerging Leaders! 🎉 She is an amazing researcher, and a fine representation of our department!

Truly honored and grateful!

NCSU Statistics Dept colleague Shu Yang is recognized as one of the COPSS Emerging Leaders for 2024! Congratulations to her and all of this year’s honorees! #JSM2024 #NCSUatJSM

Congratulations to Shu Yang and all of this year’s honorees! #NCSUatJSM #JSM2024 NCSU Statistics Dept

😊 Our paper with Yichi Zhang (IUB) "Semiparametric Localized Principal Stratification Analysis" is accepted for @JRSS_B, which tackles the challenging problem of identifying and estimating principal causal effects with continuous intermediate variable. arxiv.org/abs/2406.13478…